Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

Click the the Translation tab  tab at the top of the page to create a Lingotek account and set up your preferences.

Image RemovedImage Added
Create a Lingotek Account

To create a Lingotek account,

  1. Access the Lingotek Translation Wizard
    Click on the the Translation link  link in the Drupal admin menu. Clicking on this link for the first time will open up the the Account Setup Wizard.
     
  2. Create your Lingotek Account
    Within the wizard, enter your name and email address to set up your account.
    Image RemovedImage Added
    Click Click Next.

    (tick)Tip: If you already have a Lingotek account, click the “Enterprise Customers - Connect Here” link; enter your credentials and login.
     
  3. Enable the language switcher.

    The Language switcher allows site visitors to choose which language they will use to view your content. Scroll to choose where it will display on your home page.

    Image RemovedImage Added

    (tick)Tip: If you already have a language switcher, you can disable the default language switcher by unchecking the box at the top of the page.

    Click Next.


    Enable Content Types

  4. Choose how translations will be saved.

    Under Under Translation Storage, you can choose how translations will be saved.

    We recommend using the default setting (Field Translation) but you may wish to choose Node Translation in certain cases. 

    For more information, please see Field vs. Node Translation.
     

  5. Anchor
    Setting Up in Drupal-What to Translate
    Setting Up in Drupal-What to Translate
    Select which content types to translate.
    Next to each Drupal content type, you will be able to select a Lingotek Lingotek Translation Profile.
    A Translation Profile tells  tells Lingotek how to import completed translations back to your Drupal site and is listed next to each Drupal content type.
    Image RemovedImage Added
    Choose whether you will download translated content to your site automatically (as soon as the translation is complete) or manually (you manually choose which translations will go live).
    To skip translation for a content type (e.g. blog articles), go to the the Translation Profile column and select select Disable.

    Panel
    titleTranslation Profiles
    • Automatic  - Whenever new content is added to a node, it is automatically uploaded to Lingotek for translation services.

     

    • Manual - Manually designate which nodes will be translated and choose how often they will be uploaded to Lingotek for translation services. This option gives the user more control over when content will be translated and when it will not.

     

    • Disable - ChooseDisable to disable translation for the selected content type.
      The selected content type will not be translated.


    (tick)Tip: For help setting up additional translation profiles, click click here.

  6. Choose whether to translate comments.
    Image RemovedImage Added
    Using the options in the the Translation Profile column column, decide whether to disable translation for comments or to translate them manually/automatically.
     
  7. Enable translation for any additional items. Choose from built in interface, blocks, menus, and more.
    Image RemovedImage Added
    (tick)Tip: Check a box to enable translation; check the box again to disable translation. To select all boxes at once, click the box at the top of the list.

    (tick)Tip: If you are using the enterprise version of the Lingotek module, you can also choose which workflow, project, and translation memory vault(s) to use

  8. Click Click Finish to save your changes.


Next: Adding Target Languages

Live Search
spaceKeyPDOC
additionalpage excerpt
placeholderSearch Documentation

 


On this page
:

Table of Contents


Related pages
:


Need Support?

Visit the Lingotek Support Center.

Style
#children-section {        display:none !important;    }
#comments-section {        display:none !important;    }
#likes-and-labels-container {        display:none !important;    }
.page-metadata	{display:none;}